PLURAL RULE ONE PLURAL RULE TWO
PLURAL RULE ONE PLURAL RULE TWO
PLURAL RULE ONE PLURAL RULE TWO
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SPELLING <strong>RULE</strong> SEVENTEEN<br />
To indicate ownership by a person whose name ends in an<br />
‘s’ or a plural noun, just add an apostrophe (‘)<br />
Camilla rubbed the sunscreen on Charles’ chest.<br />
poets poets’ Gladys Gladys’<br />
gases gases’ babies babies’<br />
Lewis Lewis’ Ross Ross’<br />
Try these …<br />
flowers Chris <br />
Dennis bottles <br />
class boss <br />
SPELLING <strong>RULE</strong> EIGHTEEN<br />
An apostrophe (‘) is also used to create a contraction, indicating<br />
where a letter or letters have been left out<br />
She’s really looking forward to the ballet recital.<br />
I am I’m they had they’d<br />
she would she’d do not don’t<br />
who is who’s let us let’s<br />
Try these …<br />
you are where is <br />
it is he is <br />
can not she will
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